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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24
FEMININE PLUCK
FhH Had E-Jsclk Of Three Dut>
lnNV> who Carried oH'a
Woman,

Men are accustomed to look upon
women as frail, tender, and without
tluck, but the bravery and heroism
Of the female sex, when forced to
fare II q Inevitable, shine forth in
instances which men may have
equaied, but never excelled.
In June, 1878 three ruflans, one
Of wLum was a half-brccd Indian,
rode Up to the pioneer cabin Of Henry
Clark, situated near the State line
hCtween Kansas and Nebraska, due
neEth of Sihth Centre, and on the
bank of the Republican River. 1t
VS. about 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
and Clark was in Marvevil!e. Kansas,
"u business leaving the wife, WHO
vas robust w0man OF twenty-five,
alone on the place. Hospitality is
t.r rule of the West, and when the
men aSke for breakfast she could
Lot well refuse. ALTHOUGH she made
III. her mind at first glance that they
W IL tad men. They said they we're
looli. for stock. and seemed to he
20 ed as to Clark7s absence. All
Were heavily armed and rode good
horses. WI l. Mrs Clark was very
much f,ightened and annoyed at
their presence. she made a pretence
tl 5einy cool and brave and this
Ito6sbIv nut The climax eff for some
time. Sine urenarcd a good break
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24
METHODIST CHURCH.
The Bells of Earth.

The bells Of earth go sounding on
From many an ancient steeple,
Telling their tales ofjoy and woe
To all the waiting people;
In merry strains of fest&l mIrth
They cheer our hours of gladness,
Or wall their cry when midnight flames
Arc raging in their madness
So on they ring, these bells Of earth,
With note that never changes,
But over all the chords of life
Their mystic music ranges.
To-day they mourn nation loss
In heavy means of sorrow.
Bat chant the tripping wedding march
In gladsome tones tomorrow,
To-day they sing cf victory,
With banners gayly flying.
Tomorrow requiems for the slain
ON all the winds are signing.
So on they ring, these bells of earth.
With note that never changes,
But over all the chords of life
Their mystic music ranges.
How gently on the morning air
Ihe Sabbath bells are calling,
How softly at the hour OF prayer,
When evening dews ere falling;
But when deaths sad procession moves
And bells are slowly tuiling,
How mournfully upon the ear
Those waves Of sound come rollngi
So or they ling, these bells of earth,
With note that never changes,
But over all the chords of life
Their mystic music ranges.
7hy,r note is one: but huiaan sotilS,
All thoughts ard passions blending,
Can turn the music at their Will,
10 each emotion bending;
These songs fr ON tuIret aud from tower
which OR the land are ringing
're echoes from the self same Song
Winch every heart is singing.
So on they ing, these bells Of earth,
With note that never changes,
But over all the chords of life
Their mystic music ranges.
INCREASE n. TARROx.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24
THE RUSSIAN AND HIS
RATION.

The simplicity of diet to which
the Russian is accustomed gives him
a great advantage in enduring the
privatlons of a campaign. Where
al Englishman would be half starv>
ed the Russian finds his ration suffi-
cient. According to the Armed
strength Of Russia - the men re-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24
PIONEER DAYS IN OHIO

/ NNA S'''~'N ~ 80 r. 'N@~ w - Nt4's ~
IN sleds, following through the woods
trails which were SO narrow that q
passage for their teams had TO be
cut. Months were occupied in the
fa!iguing, uncomfortable journey.
during which the emigrants encount-
cred sickness, hunger, wild beasts,
and wilder Indians. WLea the
land Of PROMISE was reached, log
hut. with creased paper for windows,
a door of split boards and ~ lie
door, was run up. Tie inmates OF
one log cabin hung up quilt, and
that, with big hull dog, constituted
the door Wooden dishes and bowls
were used for Years after tie arrival
Of the settlers. When yellow clay
dishes and bowls were made the
hardy housewives looked upon them
as luXuries.
The pioneer mothcrS were gifted
with a "faculty" They made mince
pie Of pumpkin instead Of apple, and
with vinegar in place Of wine and
cider, and they used BEARS meat in
stead Of beef, These pies were
s~ectenel with will honey, and
seasoned with puIverizad pepper.
Salt vas brought from Onondaga, 3,
n. Y, on OK teams or pack horses ,
and cost $50 barrel. Later on a
salt spring was discovered, to which
people from all parts of the reserve
repaired in the spring with a kettle,
to manuTactu1e their own salt.
Corn bread, baked on a clean
board before q roaring fire, was the
STAPLE article of diet. 1t was served
smoking hot, and with it bowl OF
milk aud woo Rem spoon. Tie corn
AS ground in the hollow Of an oak
.,oron t.e ""din9 was accom-
stone
pestie; hung 70 spring pole. After
ward hand mills came intr use,
which required two hours Of stt ad]
turning to grind meal enough TO
supply days food to one person.
The annals of one Of the Il / fam :
lilies OF the reserve record that for
three months a younger son looked
after the supply Of corn meal. He
had Chill5 and fever, and the Dea rest
hand mill was at neighbours five
miles distant.
He harmonized bis work and his
"shakes." la the morning, as soon
as the first "shake" was over, he
walked to the neighbOr's ; carrying a
peck of corn. H would grind lis
gris,, wait until the second "sl.ake'
had passed and then walk home.
Another family. whose head was
away seeking food, lived for tLr, e
days on boiled beech Haves. On
the fourth day ,h3 smallest son, Il
years Old, rushel into tie cabin
crying, "Glvc me the GUN | can
| shoot a deer -
The mother took down the eur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON am after &c IuHtis J.: 1857.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNIfT6 sTAiLf NAIL RoUrM
nsfsou1s rttSours ana the West Win Pullman Psaes
6,s%s So-os sai
w.lI1aSSrt ioSa Ma,cn n. p CORY and
rei S cum ea % and HGls e 81 Eeson. '''
tS S 'SSS cstoSq p s@a1o iots,11n s%a adlns
S7o M ana ana 10 M NJ s'u'dA'' only '
BaH%o Washington aai Ia, South, Limited wa,n
4"a N. ls M Ss Car '' s'f s s Hd'
ss e%a S SO ~ 10 aai ~ ANA 80 4a ~
tor Hta,sic CITY. p. week days; ...,,r,
For Caps May, II 10 a. N. week days. saturday,
Long nIansn, bay Head junction and ne,%sda's o.
n ,G va GSAy ana s A%pSy 70 od5 G'SH 10
Tor os Pom, and Norfolk via New. York. ptlaa pn,,
no, AID Of Say ndos s 80 p Connect meet S an through rains
Jerry cty anod.ns SPECIFY Ani direct transfer s0f
TRANS From r''Opts 31 N,53 sS u .S e
s 80 aI - g % 80; 50:
g 2 - S. S1' y 10 . 80 20 S.
s.SS.s 3, 5 5S B ssd i I +
ITO a. ~. 20. & so. I. 5 o. 20. o 80 10
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,o,.
Express Trains 'say sS ~ oaw VIA De'O0'''' ''
Sas sl. ssS s ted ana 70 %anss3%s
press Is @ Limited, aud 10 W.. 4. 80. s. v u
and D. m, and IL 10 night . O n
Trains leaving New YORK daily. except SUNDAY I'd
and IL 10 a. M. l. 2. 4. o. p m ana ~ ,ns A. ~
N. m SUNDAYS. connect at Trenton FOR tiul'n.Ia
Returnins trains leave Broad Street station rh!odepnr
10 OIL 20 O5. 40, 5i0. 80. 80 go, -.
$50 9 40. II and II Is a M. H-,mi,;ssd 40 eAR 50,
20. O. O5SS 7iSS re ok and % ia.
90 $40 a m, u 40. $50. q 80 Lmi'ed'' 30
6 80, I 10 and IL D. m. On m m.
Leave Philadelphia, via Camden, n M shI Nv -
Teie osIce suI say l3s and e4a Broadway AsG
House Battery Place and foot OF Des6russes anu anu so
landt SITS. Courtst and Brooklyn Annex atEmsrsn0
/ OF Fulton-st.. Brooklyn station. Jersey S'v A~'
Ticket Onice Castle Garden. 80 IN -. ana shae1
The New York Transfer Company VIII eau 'o' snN VIZ
pasease ron ~ h n'au ana 'es'as" J. r. WOOD.
WAS cen.,,i Manages, General Passs Agent
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
= IA. kALIf.lAD.
GREAT FOL t-4kACh 4hCH "a LLNE
GRAND CENTRAL DErOr.

9
largest an1 h.neSt Passenger StAt.oa 10 America
10 a. %. ~. nr-tT iu1 NuDtrcAs CN(tr,s' 80" y
notu Uiny, Troy and syracuse as' 70 A)A.r1
20 80 A. m N, F.NOrs CuTCsGO LIMITED CON.
evciu-ivait 0r Bunet kfug - Dung draw
.ng ana sesp ping cars FOR Albany, 60 syFacu,5
itufit ...c. cleveland aAa To- edo. -ts.f
~. r. o -" - 90 n.Nf lag
~ 20 a NJ. Ch,c-Sa Express. dra~ingroon cars %
Cautri qua aui l;nrh'>f. r. ,, 4 ,,..,o., ,......
90 II. Western NV OTS az NvF hSin l-Nptesss
80" H. Nl'.n". Troy and rtica special win draw
T. rrr- NiilHN Connects DO fnl i"f Siidtost
= p m. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. - ~
mr. vim 81 epng cars Na-tfa Fats Buf'lo sas-
pens ON Ridge Cleveland. Cincinnati ludan1lo -
Louis. Toledo, Letruit AMI Chicago Nnusc1t View l"i
7 y m . Montreal and rte, Evprcss. daily sleep.
ire cars t. Pattsburs AMI MOnueu va ocses Point 80
via - Adams sunday tain does nos run ives. "
p n. Special sleeper arrives Rochester : ~ = m,
pnraln Is a m and Cleve md 70 - p. i0 reNt day
to is . m. Pacific Express win sltepng cAgs ~
4 t'tueNa tHnaddEut. ki,l'~f'l, if'i
la il.Nellnd Toledo. Detroit and fhi'l@o. Sleeping
II is D. m. Night Express. WITH sleeping cars 20 ~.
tanv and Troy Connccs with the morning clins for ths
West S,rstgl Lake George sn1 for the North lex
ecpt saturday n'ght)
m sale az G and Central Depot <i3 81 md 0f2 raiN
10 Park Place Battery Place. 60 West i25h -. al
Mott Haven station i9Sh St. New YORK g. wash gVo
and 100 FULTON sts Brooklyn and 10 Fourth ST.. sEs
burg.
wcs'co'ra Express call FOR and ehek baggage from
Run daiiv others daily except SUNDAY. .s,op n
Nor Haven station u3sth-sI, .
General superin ,enicnt Gem raj Passenger Agent
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Eem Publications.
CT. NICHOLAS.

There is boy or girl in America who VIII not
want and ought not have st. Nicholas Magazine for
1888. 1t IS going be great This small space can
only contain hint OF some Of the things 1t is to contain
Mrs. Francis Hodgson Burnett will contribute short
seral-a worthy OF that authors fanc@. Little
Fauneroy,' which appeared in st. Nicholas year
ago. Joel Chandler Harris, John Burroughs Frank r.
stockton H. II. Boyrscn, J. Z. Trowbridge, Colonel
Richard NJ Johnston Louisa VI. Alcott, Frances Courenay
Baylor. Amelia T. Barr, Washington GLADDEN., Elizabeth
Robins Penne Harriet Prescott Sporod, Noah Brooks,
H. c. Bunncr, Mary Mapcs Dodge. A. w. Tourgee and
Palmer COX few OF those who are writing for the
new volume. 1t will have an illustrated series on Aus
tralia and Mr. Edmund Alton, author Of 3" Among the
Lawmakers" (Concoss will contribute Tho Routine OF
the Republic" describing the daily practical workings Of
the administrative departmcntsthc White House. ETC.
Can you AFFORD to do without S. Nicholas IN your home
The November number begins the year. Try that num-
Der it costs only % and ali no@ dealers oe it,
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THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF TIE PICK
WICK CHR

THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF THE PICK
WICK CLUB.
BY CHARLES DICKENS.
KEW EDITION, WITH NOTES AND ILLU,TRATIONS.
Edited By CHARLES DICKENS the Younger
vols. extra crown svo gilt top. So
EXTRACT FROM THE PREFACE.
So much mas changed, tho and customs
OF English people and tie scenes IN which the adventure
of Mr. pickwick and his laid the Pick
thought noppotune celebrate the feth anniversary
Of The birth of the popular fathers books bv the
issue Of new edition. specially designed TO mark the
chang half century between 1896 and 1856 has
fought about Many Of the places de'cr bed in Pckwck
esn, ALLY those been altered past all
ognton ,.,ny aluslon. familiar enough once have
h.come In The nc obscure and doubtful 1t was
with the ,dea that OF Illustrations OF the former and
few brief note. explanatory OF the latter might prove OF
more than that .Ae preparation OF the JUN
les Edition of "TickwicE" Undertaken Charles
Dickens the Younger
Hi. lust suel book book lovers delight m Here. at
last ia the IDEAL PicKwIck' No cd coulG be more
attractive none useful than This one. Boston by
Advertiser.
distinct charm given 10 this edition BY the Illus
,ratops IN IT of many OLD English halls churches and inns
and Of many quaint aud ancent streets long familiar to the
sh the living power OF Charles Dckenss
DC. ,riptIve peH "-ChIcAse Tribune
Nessr. Macmillan publishers and Mt Charles Dickens.
'te Younger Editor 10 be congratulated on their
innlee edition wick in two volumes. The ilusra
ton, are most interesting and give the work real historical
value Asa present for young and old the Jubilee
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MACMILLAN g. CO.. New-York,
ll2 4TH.AVE.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
T,HE FORUM.

THE FORUM.
CONTENTS FOR NO VENEER.
l. WARFARE AGAINST SOCIETY.
- President +. A. =, Barnard
III. SHOULD FORTUNES BE LIMIThDi
trr THE rsE AND ABUSE OF THE VETO POWER
'i'' John u. Long
Az 40 senator A. Ii. ColQuitt
v. THE PANAMA. CANAL FROM WITHIN. on,,,,,
VI. SHALL UTAH BECOME A STATE
VII. CHRISTIANITY AND CoMMgNIsM;
'A' Rev. DR.. Henry Van Dyke jr.
NH WHAT Is THE OBJECT OF LIFEi W. s. Lilly.
TX BOOKS THAT HAVE HELPED ME-
X. AyoIDABLE DANGERS OF THE OCEAN.
VI CATERPILLAR CRITICS. James Lane Allen.
THE YoRUM PUBLIsHINa co.
n Sth,syA, Esw.York
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/ EIIlGII VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENG Err TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt ana DEB
- follows
q Tor i,duqua and inerrcfia,c points, uu,,,.
a. m. Lyons. EmiTa. lOcne-tcf, bu1Atc
and West principal locai points. Shaif edf u
Mll.t sbarfe. ,..t.
D. N Tor TunktannocS and incrmeiate points nan
u IuAkhanaOcA. Connections " Needing anu A"i''
burg $500. Ill.,. .......
$40 p FOR Pi tston aud principal Intermediate FONTS
Chair tO PtstOn. r..
40 D. m. Tor Copay and intcrmeda.e points Con
tect on a. r. adln2 and fiaisbuig. Chair - OspLy
D N. for Geneva Lyons. Eluira Rochester, buIA.1
and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons.
30 p. N Tor Laurtys and interIncdi.'e points -
Trans leaving a. > M. D. 10. ana 30 ,; No. con-
rect Tor an points NahlnOy inf Ilazeton eVai yAs
SUNDAY TRAINS. ~.
4 NJ. Tor Magch Chunk. uHIetJn an1 luI-lDl-4'@''
points
D. N .1r Geneva Lyons flmiia r. hester Dlfl.o
cnl th3 West pulLian sie' per ~ Lyons
Oc.trA! A.aslcgu ii e. 80 btO l. ).
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ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA sroNINGToN LINE
,,.Iaa Rout. for posroy. PROVIDENCE AMI the EAS"
- Only s. To Boston. 81 rs To Providence 49,. Lava
Ths,arge steamers Rhsds Island and nssascsS jaiN
new Pier 80 n IL, enc bleek above Oeeats~s w"
except sunday.
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5inanrial.
financial.
AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST w.,
lib BROADWAY, NETWORK.

INV ~
113 BROADWAY. NETWORK.
III. ,.,, 81 OOO, 900
THIS COMPANY TRANsAcTs A GENERAL LOAN
~ TRUST AND FINANCIAL BUSINESS
oc.ive, Money on Deposit subject IN check, ana ALLOW" III
'S teTest on balances
All Checks pass through the CTcsi'"-'"el.e.
MAKES INVESTMENTS OF MONEY.
ACTS As EXECUTOR. ADMINISTRATORS,
GUARDIAN, TRUSTEE Nc zr>,r
ALSO AS REGISTRAR AND TRANSFER AthNl'
An authorized Depository Court and County rreasu'
Ters Fund
powIASDN HAZARD. President
~ GEORGE :. HART. Vice Z eliient
WILLIAM u. SNOW. Secretary.
JAMES :. TIIURSTON, treasurer
DIRECTORS:
cro,cru POTTS WALLACE G. ANDREWS,
III 1tacAI'fNY IRA DAVENPORT.
y 1oMt,S a. \RNTN' WILLIAM y SNOW,
J1nn,n - mr. Ali JOHN ID. KINNEY,
21,Iti;, m y RROWNlNG FREDE &c A. POTTS
fftp,Ui I'm Y IlAZAKD JOHN ROSS.
KIM hu,WWirr - = II AitC ALEXANDER g. BLACK,
W. y nfN-NORt. FRANK g. HOILINS,
tti,S LEWIS IT, THOMAS J.. W ArSON
III - A DfGtt ELIAS &. BENEDICT
WILLIAM p Al DER>ON.
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Gtcamboats ano Hlilrol0s.

NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" steamers kia'rr~s AMI tatsk n Iowa PiNr 81 y -
foot of I.y.,t every cOlnocuds VIA
CAt,ku Mountain and Caro- RAILROADS
tAEE ONLY one DOLLAR
N'OntHtkN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEk.>El
" Trains leave from thsmb0r At station tor Enge-
wood Isnany Closter Sparkle aid Nylek 30 10.
Z % 30 and ~ 30 IS 30 30 %.
& AZ Il 20 10 30 D. M. ~ midnight SUNDAYS 10.
q 40 a m 4 and D m, For Nsnnet Spring Valley,
Mnnser am. Tamaos. 80 10 y 80 m. SO 30
m II 4 D. III. SAturilys onIyI. sundays 30 NJ.
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WEST SHOkE RAILROAD.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
r. s.samsrs CITY o. TROY and sARAToGA leave
day, p. for Troy and the North. sunday steamer
Wushee u AlbaAy Troy excusytoa uskseoa - -
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european advertisements.
CRATEFUIe-COMFORrIN
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Favored hcycfaec Which may many heavy
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diet tlata couftut nay =, gradually hulfup
tendency ttIsc.s Iuu sub
t4irs loatiu around ns Itgfy attack wherever
il.rol g--l noiut Nruly .-'a many fatal shaft 1y
.,et,. -l f'rff VIII rtft h'oon
III uuuri. Ic,i framn.' CIV --Ivlc" i1tcttH.
49,, .r,,ir v,1f' Inn .-,t.r ar - -ol ouy lsi
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Both Sexes-COuntrv.


rE'IIE CRETTENDEN.
1 ENGLISH PREPARATORY FRENCH SCHOOL
and Kinder sr;cn for both sexes
- Hicks.si., corner Of Pineapple.
SECOND YEAR t-utembrr -. Nl4- ~. M.WIFi.LER.
Principal. Eight years connected with tho Packer toog
late Institute.
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Musical instruction.
ANEW YORK CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC

Musical instruction.
A NETWORK CONSERVATORY Emusic
tEAsT lirII sT.. 81 door east Of jrHAvE.
THE FIRST ORGANIZED aud best appointed col,'ryr
%" At 'ms FANoUs SCHOOL OF MUSIC Elocu'lo1 For.
fGiSNnhlaIT PShle6 H'6Tv9Sf&%G n'' stu '"' '''a''
ORES Ray AND tyENiYG for c ,hs ;ecegton Of rapl.
any school on the the city repre.ontcd.
4 LBERT W. BERG Piano. Organ and IIar-
%S1 M A Gts %sS an 'P sass e e rsn Con-
Boys and Young Mcn---City
A fTh6SM2ss HEEIEs HsM7 ~ We, West .SA.,l-re
COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MINES.
.ei.niiae Gep.Ttmsns Of wooDBRIDdE scGo5L 81
II S. EvERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
EeOsns sopteTe;s q: Thoroughly mastered
e.; E%s. & r: E.; & $ns
II d. LYONS CLASSICAL SCHOOL, 57s
Inns P%R' eE' pa % for the best
II G.. IRELAND'S CLASS FOR BOYS,
10 Ws.t.2a.t !..psn en-. ImUnsDA w. SEPT z,
MISS DU VERNET will reopen her School
Itl for Boys at 1902 East sotn't on To..day sept "a
CCHOOL OF PREPARATION
- FOR BUSINESS AND COLLEGE,
No 81 West j7tl-st, Ncwiork Guy
Boarding and pupils Reopens TUESDAY. sept 2 1881
NOWLLL n SCHERMEllORN.
GRAMERCY PARK SCHOOL - ReOpens
~ Oct Preparatory scientific and business training
Last June graduates passed The entrance examination OF
stevens and Psychological secosd veal. with
ont cOnd instruction In The workshop and
Laboratories 10 The afternoon. g. Won IA Be Principal
kindergarten and Girls department 70 East Z!.ts.
The incorporaiors the institution Mcsna f. A. p
Barnard. A. Webb Abram s. Hewitt Parke Goodwin f.
Chandler T. I. Youman, T. Hobsr Newton. Andrew Car
nege. f. b. Tlurber q. Gotthe. w Lloyd AMI CortIahdt
Palmer
NJ w. LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
wi No East 22d-st corner broadway opens sept Il?
Thirty year Receives all AGES and prepares for c'
lege scientific school or business ,.
Francis ID Pnck NJ ID Rev. Andrew oliver d. d.,
Rev Jo,enh r. Kerr ID D. Charlie. H. Phelp.
Rev. Edward Krans William A. hocKeis"er'
T.. w McClsye James Taicott.
N A Mos.man NJ n Rev T. y. White ID. ID.
Tuition from $50 TO 500 per annnm. Rooms specifu
adapted Circulars describing Advisory Committee sPslns
Ladder Recess. Walks &c. at Putnams and hanuoiphs
bookstOrss
DRlVATE TUITION for Universities Col
i iegss and Law. f. HEATON b. a.. oxford, Barrister
at-law; 4. KERSHAW. d. A. Cambridge 800 5tlAvo
DACKARD'S NIGHT SCHOOOL.-The place
i In the city. new. where Bookkeeping Pcnmanshp.
Arithmetic Correspondence Shorthand and IJpswrnx are
taught at PACKARD's corner 23d,at and lhlve ssk
II q an evening and the buss hive Of tcwn
gssa sS. sesd sr' d'lEAsfs r;Ci P:XcRxmb rrssssn
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Misrellaneous.

BETHLEHEM OAT FOOD stands unrivalcd
as an article OF diet for infants aud inva, The ablest
physicians In tho consider C sable In
prac lee. TARRANT h CO., 27S Green wich.sL. HENRY
KLEIN CO.. 44Courtlandt- St. Agents NewYork.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Throash trains l,n LEAVE ave,
CnamDc!s local trains leave 23dss from 10 20 min
Daypay Express, bHd 1sc D t1g K SCYn
a,ne' 20 Naeaia N' F Gaaa seSSa.
Gaines fom si e % i HSI limited solid
Mead dI '' cievean1 Tnenn.u Chicago .ad e 81
LOUIS pullman seerns Coaches 70 RosHe'..s . hat
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~ CLASSES aud private lesson, for dancing Will com
nruce SATURDAY. october - Send cent stamp FOR circular
giving all particular. ,
IA PAVANE Partisan sensation % last season. fnly
described ~ Allen DoiwOrih JUS. published by Gordon
~on q - East lith--t
DANCING &C. comp cte instru ton book. by ALLEN
DODWORrh. Published ~ Harper BROTHERS.
LEXANDER MACGREGOKS,
"a corner ot 59th.St. private lessons anu
classes IN dancing. resumes ~Atur iaY, oct -.
I'ERNANDOS DANCING ACADEMY, 1872
L T..t Both a. Bank Builiugl Cldsss9 now forn
Nc private and LESSONS RrOpenng reception Tuos
day October II. Send for circular.
CAUSES ACADEMY. Adelrhi Hall. 52d-st
and broadway day aud evening classes private lesson
a hours send for circular
NArALIX taught RAPIDLY private and class
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